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A new reason to B positive
By Nils Rummler
A new research project aims to make blood types become obsolete, helping to ease Canada’s blood shortage.
Dr. Stephen Withers, a researcher in the department of chemistry and biochemistry at UBC, and his colleagues are…
New diabetes research provides to Type 1 patients
By Rigo Bacaltos
The director of BC Diabetes has hope for a new research project led by BC Children’s Hospital, aiming to uncover the origin of Type 1 diabetes.
Researchers leading the project want to understand why the immune system of…
B.C. to expect more foreign family doctors
By Kalvin Moses
B.C. is expanding the number of internationally educated doctors allowed to practice in B.C., in order to meet the demand of the province’s shortage of family doctors
International doctors are coming
A practice…
Virus scorches blueberry farms
By Nicholas Naylor
The blueberry bush-killing scorch virus has been a common issue to B.C. farms, but virus mutations are making detection and treatments more difficult.
According to the BC Blueberry Council, several viruses affect…
Canadians need to know the facts about concussions
By Nils Rummler
Canadians remain ignorant about concussions and how they can ruin a person’s life, says an injury specialist at B.C. Children’s Hospital.
According to Dr. Shelina Babul, her most recent survey about concussions…
Canada announces financial relief for Ukrainian researchers unable to return home
By Michael Su
The federal government will fund Ukrainian researchers and academics so they can continue their work in Canada as the war in Ukraine continues, but Langara students likely won’t be eligible.
According to Martin Leroux,…
Classic role-playing game brings relief to stressed out students
By Hannah Snider, Laisa Conde and Michael Su
Dungeons and Dragons has developed a multitude of devotees and participants within the last forty years.
Despite nerd stereotypes, the game has recently been used as a therapeutic method to…
Groundwater needs more protection from contaminants
By Daniel Johnston
This story has been updated to include comments from Langara coordinator Andrew Egan and an environmental sciences student at Langara Emily Crowley.
British Columbians should protect their groundwater, an untapped…
Urban studies focuses on climate change concerns and housing security
By Lauren Accili
This story has been updated to include comments from Christine Boyle and Nicholas Blomley
Urban studies is a burgeoning field of studies, and Langara College along with other schools are developing courses to deal…
Retired engineer converts his gas powered car to electric
By Claire Wilson
As large car manufacturers like Ford and General Motors are making pledges to produce only electric vehicles in the coming years, Terry Moore is tackling the project in his own garage.
After retiring as an engineer,…